Luxury leasing and property management
The asset, not the amenity list
A high-end property is not a rental with better finishes. It is a capital asset where every operating decision shows up in the resale number. We manage it that way.
Why this is different work
The difference is not attentiveness. It is exposure.
On a standard unit, a slow turn costs a few thousand dollars and a deferred repair stays small. On a luxury property the same two mistakes are not the same size.
A month of vacancy on a high-end lease is real money. One water event behind finished millwork is a six-figure claim and a six-month restoration. The wrong resident in a building with an active HOA is a legal file, not a phone call.
Luxury management is not standard management performed more politely. It is a different risk profile, and it should be staffed accordingly.
Pricing beyond the comparables
At this level the comparable set thins out. What sets the number is local judgment about who is looking right now and what it takes to secure them.
Screening scaled to the exposure
Income and asset verification, not a credit pull and a reference call.
A vendor bench qualified for the finishes
Trades who have worked on properties like yours, insured to the value of what they are working on.
Building systems on a calendar
Preventive schedules on the systems that fail expensively, so failures are planned for rather than discovered.
HOA and jurisdiction handled
We hold the relationship and the paperwork. You get the documentation.
Reporting that shows the asset
Net operating income and capital spend, not just rent collected.
Properties we handle
The kind of property this is built for
Leasing, management, or both. These are properties where the finishes, the building systems, and the resident all carry more consequence than they would in a standard rental.
LeasingManagement
1310 Jones Street
The Crest Royale · Nob Hill, San Francisco
A high-floor residence in a mid-century Nob Hill tower, with a panoramic city and bay outlook. We handle leasing and ongoing management, including coordination with the building’s board.
Leasing
3847 18th Street
San Francisco
A single-family lease placed at the top of its range. The work was pricing discipline and a marketing package that justified the position, rather than discounting to fill the vacancy.
ManagementLeasing
2183 Pacific Avenue
Pacific Heights, San Francisco
Full-service management alongside leasing. The value here is continuity: the same team that prices and places the resident holds the building afterwards, so nothing is handed off and nothing gets lost between them.
TownhouseManagement
2471 Clay Street
The Pacific, Pacific Heights, San Francisco
Full management on a single-family townhouse. It carries everything a building carries, on one owner’s ledger, with no shared infrastructure to spread the cost. That is where a standard management plan quietly starts costing more than it saves.
Corey Eckert
EVP of Leasing | DRE# 01965304
Corey runs leasing for every property on this page. If you want to talk about a high-end property, you will be talking to the person who would actually handle it, not to an account manager who routes it somewhere else.
Next step
Request a property review
Send us the address. We will come back with a rent position, a realistic timeline to lease, and what we would change before it goes to market. No obligation, and no pitch deck.
